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For my third day, Agent Wood and I started with email updates from the weekend. JL took and passed all SoberLink testings. CP lost her housing and went to live with a relative in a different county. Therefore, Agent Wood will put this case in for a transfer. DH had an office visit at 9:00 am but had to reschedule due to an emergency surgery. One of her parolees waived their rights to a revocation hearing in March. LW was arrested for on prostitution and other felony charges. Supervisor Clemmons overrode the severity of this case due to LW being HIV+ and absconding for four years. Wood is going to be very particular and reach out to their attorney. While working on paperwork, Wood went through and explained how the electronic case reference
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